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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-15

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~. re-pemo'rir.
s.iIhe Missouri qegatg 4aas done itself
credit, aud rendered the cause OF Ia
bor Il substantial service, by passing
Mr.. Shelion's anti-inImidatiOH bill,
in spite III the committees report
against it AMI The efforts 0f certain
demag0gnes lii defeat il. M. reason
able objection can i've made to the
measure, and the assertion. that it is
aimed specially. at the knigais of La
Dor has 20 foundation hi fact. 1t is
designed simply To protect the work.
-:nsmafe ~ t44es-f4slss-s1.--s sssspt employ
nent gu terms .saiIsiaGfqryl to him.
self and only thHSe Nho, attempt by
threats or violence TO interfere with
the enjoyment Of that plain aud inn
portant rs n can iJeiain any way
harmed by its prayisiqps,i.1aH
'F.'' '-.- Very True; 'u5t
Oh re-Uemr,c-al.'.ii .tui ....trsyp,,
In the house at Jefferson yesterday
the general railroad bill of that body
was defeated .by aivote sufficiently lie
cis've to encourage the hope that the
defeat was final for the session, So far
as this particular Kind Of destructive
legislation j. concerned. The meas
ure in no way reflected the sentiments
of the people of the. state on the rail-
road question. The people want
railroad legislation, but they do not
want that particular Kind Of regu!a-
ton which threatens the loss Of their
commerce, and which hurts them
selves in a frantic effort To hurt The
railroads. a q" = .'..t. 90
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Arrested for Murder.

Lamar, De. - Mafchl l0.-Lopecfai.I -
Shortly before noon yesterday p, tramp
Tell from a rrain near here and was killed.
The brakeman Of the train, youth named
Dugan, was arrested on the charge OF
having thrown the man from the train.
Dugaf claims that he put the man OF
once, but he came back and Is Dugan
moved towards HIN, the, tramp jumped on,
fell between the cars and was run over and
killed. 49, '.'. ~ ~ s>Ia~ig..
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The Raifroa,f-BiH Falls to Gel
.ss.lq valaiI,isingi Vote and '-'',
81 ~ o. y" ut :,5.p Dies So ~
IfThey n 6hse Votes to eSqnander
i1a - 4s iinahrf bRf Ola Of. a Million
Dollars.
The-S Contractors and finkers
h.. smos Get dis .f0r. Gray -
FHUfffHg.

Edl Jefferson City. Mo, Mar. s. SpecialI
The railroad bfff thopse bib No. 629ls
csms B,H in ,the. house ~ slhe SPECIAL order
All IllaD - nm to.das, aud AIri Haynes O
-s,Hcfaian5 launched sJnt'YAh .a-set speech
in Opposition thereto. .,i 80. 49,, ~
t. The speaker. r,silmimasd the. ,gsptlentlan OF
fhe bSs miant Epie, and he. answered that
7 II he tsd 10 6eIiimifedfo FIVE minutes ny
rfAtF tasrtes 10 Sdtfftss tHeahouse. "
Half an hour was consumed In debating
moti6ht, MI Bridges'of Pettis that the
rule 5ennsxended. 90 49,.
Mr. Hinion'of Bates, st3tsa:that il, the
gentleman from Bdc9anan had lIaded him:
self alittle sooner, or If he had not been
absent he, would have had an opportunity
ITO deliver his speech during the ten days
deFotedsto It's discussion before the fire
minute rule was adopted \ ' I--Sz
Mr.. Hayne proceeded 20, the end of his
time and declared that his people was
unanimously opposed 70 thisjbIu +
Dc johnson, Of Bdehanon, contradict
ed the assertion Of his Colleague. He took
the ground that the gentleman, Mr..
HAYNES, certainly had not duly considered
that remark He believed il to be the
unanimous voice of, the people of
| Buchannon county with the exception of
the heavy capitalists of st. Joseph. that
this general assembly pass some bill that
will equslize freights and he was satisfied
| three-fourtbs of the people were in favor
of house bill go ..'--
/ Mr.. Ddnn,' of Clay, a bright, auicl
thinker, ready debater, and brave to. a
| fault, mad all excellent argument IN OPP
position to the bill. He was III favor OF
railroad legislation and was willing TO stay
| here al 81 per day until grass is knee high
in order TO perfect good railroad law,
but he could not support this unjust and
unsatisfactory measure.
Mr.. Hinton, of Bates and Mr., Croker,
of Iron. county spoke in favor of the bill
and Mr. Shaw of ST. Geneyevie, opposed
1t. -----.. .......-.:. .'-'.-.... . -. 49,
The vote Oh the passage of the bill re-
suited Ayes 81 nays IS, and the speaker
declared it lost. The vote stood as fol-
I l,,.rs
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.ncocsaine,i 4 Jaoforn on 'sfereafisls in any
form III theJtreatnent ef'icatanh OF hay
fever should be avoided, as they are both
injurious and dangerous. IodOform is easily
detected By Its offensive order. The only
reliable cstarrh remedy 90 the market to.
day is Ely's Cream Balm, being free lfrsm
ali poisonous drugs It has cured thou
sands Of acute and chrome cases, where all
other remedies have fsiled&"A particle Is
applied into each nostril no pain, agrees
BE TO use. Price 50 cents of druggist
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Z During alling OF the roll the house was
uncommoniy still g.: q e
Bridges of Pettis voted against, the bill,
while Crawford of Pettis'voted for, the bill.
Crawford OF Benton voted nay
IA res6lHtion was sent to- the clerks desk
and read as follows: .-,sH. 8. g9'A ""
= Resolved, That thu coincidence and 81 M
patty of this k6 Use ce rendered 20 the ST,
Louis Republican and the Kansas CITY
Times - .-jtt.r.rii -,-t.ftil
Z. The speaker declared the resolution out
of order .lsz.a, lIa asua3 {" mo-
! = s31 x gryl UIHRtps. =: HluiIui
20 Ats p. M. the special order Of appropri-
alton was called up Mr. Salisbury of
Charlton, took the floor aud advocated the
passage of theSbill. .190ai !,ua ! -. =.
p When he SAT down Mr. Bridges asked
the gentleman when he was converted 70
his present opinion.
A few days ago said Mr.. Salisbury
rather curly.
"a Bridsee-I. always have suspicious Of
these sudden conversions. CSensstionl.
Mr.. Mcintyre of Cole, took the fooI
and made anything but bright address
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The Railroad Boom.

Il The railroad boom in the west still
continues. Nearly 100 car loads 81
construction material and machinery
pass through Sedalia every day. Yes
terday $50 car loads were reported to
be.in the yards at one time. II About
one half Of it goes west and the bal
snce south.
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E,sstsd beas 2a Gil Il fs Ha1aaH4

81 hes 20 SeT< SaNei cSmc-dSSu ~ Inc erh
ef fvG Eh lnnts9a D.. cut IHHs sh n Of III
skopSs.r. So C i .EV'E 49,.
Mr.. Sebree Of Saline, followed, urging
a6siesssly rIiatiJ6 sd6irtd 6e Jolly to appro-
.4,aiaIe hiongy 10 improve building which
has lost its Usefulness GIIS ...,.I :,
Mr.. KnekleS of Boone, made speech
against capital removal. He did not touch
5he apsf.Rfislion.
sr- Kobss OF Berry ,msde short address
In fayps Qf tie APPROPRIATION. AYE
% Mr.. Seiaed pf u. Enfix, Was opposed TO
the appropriation III pasehi up this old
building II "a bill Mas, up Ito build a
! new cspitokhe tFbsld EoJe for an .ap-
authorization tO>tKstlsndL/ $3.50
F. Mr.. Knapp; 81 II buuis, favored: the
appropriation. He said the present eapi-
TOT bdif1ihg Vas ibsdefSate to the .neces.
siliexAk the stseS land the people OF 81
fiiaSs{ fsEot OF improving the
f1ff tpsbspf 5raaklip, >SaS in favor OF
ktHe4 ppFePf IA ca twas NECESSARY TO re-
par tue present c&pitof b9i ldipg. ...,..
" Mr. Bridges, Of: hetsis, tbok. the floor and
medeA yefySdigEihed aid Argumentativt
speech. which acommanded the closest at
tention of the house and the very larg,
lobby. :. He dealt sledgehammer blows a,
the old capi,oiy and aeppqnced 1t as .
;ezumblilg pile Of ruins. Applause
- Sir. NeIatyre closed the debate, ant
toak his up. Ause from the lobby Of JEFF
Mrson City hash heases, which were large,
ll9 represented, in their ..tueks and frills.
ThesS resulted in IS yeas and 10 nays
rs /. n WILD WITH Joy AND WHISKY.
| Jefferson City, IL hilarious, Il bonfire
EsburnsY6n High street and three dollars and
ihirts- cents worth OF fire works are being
burned by the gang of Doodle hunters who
were waiting for the appropriation ball,
the town is drunk from the waters edge,
back ar far as the people can get for the
| hills. the scenes are wild and disorderly.
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Instantly Killed.

.iMoberly i. DO, March l0.-lSPeciaI.-
Ashly 6, Powell, night yard-mas,er for the
NJ. r. At misplace; while engaged In max
ing q flying switch at $40 this evening"
was slmsst instantly killed He was riding
on the engine looking back. and giving
signals, when his head struck a, caboGse
,N6ieli stood ~ a ,.ids sIack, knocking him
of the engine. and crushing his skull
He died at z o'clock, * - .EuIdLl,
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.lLef2 ID Man Put A.sunder.

Quite an INTERESTING MAI riage took
place Yesterday in tIesOtiice of Chief
Justine Evahs. AIr. FFitzPefaff,, and
Miss Mary i. ,MEchlsr appeared and
desired the chief justice to tie their
live! together" The chief justice was
listening orhe speech Of d lawyer at
the time. but when he saw the couple
approaching 5im, he told the attorney
to shut his conch shell while he at
tended to matter uf' more Importance
ThereIpJn lie leApeaI over the table
with one>shoe utii and communicable
couple infdeenc sphterranean tones to
"come To a stand-still and line
hands. riioq 1I..JrGmsI oIO igu
Ii,s,=Ffitz. ?isaid llhe rehief Justice, i
want you to take this. ERE woman
here to be your, Oply welded wife. |
want You 70 Keep her III grub ihsteat
eff Keeping her iilh sickness. II don't
want Sou toilet up OBJ Your devotion
and, good treatment until death
knocks the props from under you. |
want YOU I'D Ietu HeI Ou lilt Dt>t tue
market affords, and II She wants a
dollar now and then, nlon't tell her
you hs'n't gotit, and then go off and
treat lot of buns ON beer, | don,
want you to keep her wairin' too
long for you To return from the sa-
loon, and if ever know Of your mis-
treatin' her, I'LL come over with stuff.
ed club and make base ball outen
your brain-box. Now pay me two
dollars and half, and what God has
lined together let no man put asundeI
by thunder. | haint got no change for
ten dollars. but I'l have 1T a. soon as
can shoot down stairs an back.
Some of you tepers kiss the bride
while I'm gone after this change"
i4d As soon as the chief justice got hi:
fee in his pocket, he. turned to the
happy couple aud said II now lie.
nounce YOU man and wife. Spring,
field Herald -.n7'' 90. '....@
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gaILRoAp LEGIsLATIQ s an
la sSNsETSE gsATssbI FL SEE

RAILRQApLEG1S LATIQSr ;
k l,Is4F hyA y fllIId AIl
iseaaeat6i 4egKAff5no2 Legislative
ssy.aT;ty brings rSilroads into ,e2-.
K.e1cs Hhe same power should not
s fhf6sth then aaaarire from existence
sucbehlsfRrises and 10 that 4end,. the
gxzdS asks. IN, .he name. of the
largest tax payers "a sedhlias Those,
who besr sthe heavier burden, that
the bill If ao-day kefers khsJ legisla.
ton & A s..s INA. may ..dbBefs
admitted that the roads have occasions
;8itasaHg Rfr6mH Ggt 80 hhasdavgry othsn
- Iizsps,o Ss sss&ppeal to: tie.
lawmafpg poser of the state>sor the
esacttne af Ihwg ESPECIALLY, design
ed tSsa tfenssss class, m the III
terest u amt e class l.sal2es the as
sumptissshag they have e liserately
cOnspirxd Of planned te'sor an in
jury ta1tR people lsand Interests they
are supposedf0 serve.4@hiasmuch as
it is from the constant growth Of these
interats, and the consequent pros
Perisyl sffshe people, they must derive
their own success If they have any,
the assumption is absurd. The same
feeling which appears to have taken
possession of the public mind towards
the railroads affects, to a greater or
less degree, certain classes of every
community towards those who are
prominently successful in business, in
any department Of trade, industry or
commerce. ,-5.:-l -- -::t g.. ..
The disposition to so upon the
track of every successful man or bust
ness with torrent Of obloquy and
abuse and demand for legal restraints
is Becoming too common, and needs
but the intelligent and dispassionate
discussion of the questions and in
terests. involved, to correct it. The
people as whole want to do right
but they do not find time to investi-
gate every question which affects their
welfare, or mny seem to affect it,
and this fact gives the -demagogue his
opportunity. no., E,..i,f .-
1t is legislation of the character
proposed that cripples and retards,
perhaps destroys, the enterprises so
essential to the progress Of the COM
monwealth, by making it impossible
TO secure the capital necessary for
their prosecution and completion.
" The state of Kansas secured / 800
miles of additional railroad last year
while Missouri secured less than 100,
Kansas pursues liberal policy toward
the roads while the reverse is rapidly
obtaining here. Should the pend
ING bill become law it is believed by
those best informed that less than
100 miles will be built in Missouri
this year. .si..ft
Should that turn out to be true
the men whose votes secured the
adoption of the sw would assuredly
cease to be regarded as the friends OF
the people. They can well afford tc
hesitate in the presence Of Interests
much more easily destroyed than
built up. The desire which ought to
dominate, the spirit which should
prompt the actidp of our representa-
tives, ought to be the desire and the
spirit which makes the growth, de,
velopment, progress and prosperity OF
the state the highest aim of their
ambition. Vote to-day to defer any
legislation, at least, until the nation
al law. recently enacted is tested. z,
,--'' 81 That V0fce .ls
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Another Versailles Horror.

Versailles, Mo, March lO.--LSPecial !
Last night John II. Snodgrass, OF this
fMorgan( county, was arrested upon a
warrant fssued by Justice Banks, a com
pIaint haring beeRiti led before the justice
charging HIM with the outrage of Mrs. >.
p. SHARKS ON February 18th last. The
woman saws that She recognized his VOICE
at the time of the commission OF the deed,
and the surrounding circumstances seem
to ccrrOborate her testimony. The accused
is cousin of Mrs. Sparks The case is
very mysterious one and peculiar inter
est attaches 90 it for the reason that this
same woman was outraged by two rntflans
last spring. The preliminary hearing was
continued to the 10th inst !,.ft g. HIia
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,When Yeu Want The Best

Galboa Phillip Hahp, ,nsnpfactnrer and
dealer in harness, collars, blankets, robes,
currycombs, brides, brushes, saddles OF
any thing Ia the harness line. Remetnber
the place, III second stsessI near hhsrAst
house. Sedaiia. Mo. IL -23 WON.
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More eases oS Sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, &r.. can be'cnted in less
time, with less methcibei snd for less
money, by using dGartsrsI little Liver
Pills, than any ether means. q '"' i'''.
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Love Laughs.

Macon, Mo. March lO.-For some
months past John W .Ga,es, sturdy
Young farmer, has been paying attentions
To Miss Amy L. White, "A daughter ot
MARI Snite. OF Ten Mile township, who
Is one OF the wealthiest, ID net the Iiche>t
farmer IN Macon county. The tact !
their acquaintance was extremely dis
pleasing 20 Mr.. White, who, when his
daughter approached the age OF IL, a lew
days ago. commanded the young lady td
write letter to her lover dismissing him
and requesting him to discontinue his
visits 10 her fathers house. The letter was
written and seut, after reeeiving parental
inspection, but In some way an understand
ing was arranged between the couple, and
voting GATES was assured that the letter
did not represent Miss Whites sentiments.
Accordingly the young man secured a
carriage last night, and, with a FRIEND,
drove 10 the home af his lance,
who gave the old folks the slip aud
accompanied them 10 town. The recor-
der was Weakened and license procured
Then Rev. J. VI. Gaiser of the Presbyter-
ian church was sent for and ON his srri.
val the TIVE were joined'in' marriage with
i'm the recorders office between one and
two O'Clock in the morning They proceed
ed 10 the home of the grOOm's father IN
Charlton township. The irete father has
not yet been heard from. gia. e..
My daughter was troubled with Heart
Disease for FIVE years, given mp by physi-
clans, had sinking spells. constant pain,
great swelling over her heart extending to
left arm, and severe spells Of neuralgia,
extending over entire body, doctors could
not help her. DIR. Graves Heart Regula-
tor cured her within three mOnths.-Jas
riIton, Concord, n. III. 81 per bottle al
drnooists . .,.. &c.. r.
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New Corporations

i Jefferson City, No., March s. [spe-
'ciall.-The Kansas CITY, Fort Smith &
Southern. railway filed Incorporation pa
pers to-day. The road is TO run through
the counties OF jackson, cass, Bates, Yer
, non, Barton, Jasper, Newton and McDou-
aid, and is TO be two hundred miles long
in Missouri. Capital stock, $1,000. 600.
The fee fer incorporating this road paid
into the state treasury Yesterday was SIS,
Il '1 aThss wabash Western Railway Com
pany" vice Wabash, ST. Louis & Pa
ci6e, fled papers Of incorporation to-day
The capital stock of the new company il
$50, 900 900. and the fee paid into the
state treasury for Incorporating vas si5,-
O2s, and is, the largest ever paid into the
treasury by one corporation;
~ s---AIways avoid harsh purgative' pills.
They first make You sick and thee leave
YOU constipated. Carriers Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
we'll. Dose, one pill.
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verdict OF All the Juries-

BeIiSou'S G5prine PlasIers have been
awarded gold medals over all competitors
safe and positive.
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BEECHER DEAD.
He Passes Peacefully Away at
a"#D Liar $3.50 A. VI. ;H-.d

POI. Brookly, " Y, Mar: s.--Henry Ward
Beechers wi hose Rame has long since beea
recorded in history side by side. The great
orators and thinkers o: the world, died at
bis Brooklyn, RoRe az 20 this morning,
unconscious, at least TO mortal eyes, that
his soul was becoming a parE oiHthe here
after Of which he had 0f.en spoken - eio-
quentiy. 4" ...''- ''.'.'.'. 90! .f.-..-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12
mlnlna lteme.

The sampling works is full of ore.
 Several large pack trains of ore ar rived here yesterday.
 4 cave is reported in the vulturs mine, buying one man under 300 feet of dirt.
 Hr. Cookburn shipped two car loads of orc and one caT load of bullion yes tsrday.
 Two teams loaded with ore from the C0ngress mine arrived ct the sampling voeks this morning.
 Douglas Gray will continue to de velop come good mining claims which he owns in this county.
 Iron for the tramwsy of the Clarence Ruby property of N. Ellis was shipped from Prescott, to-day.
 N. Ellis came in yesterday from the Clarence Ruby mine. He reports work on both mill and mine progressing sat- isiactoeily.
 Carmichael Brothers are making a complete success of their mill onlynx creek. and . number of miners along the creek are getting orc worked at it.
 \. o. Murphy writes that he has been busily engaged in impeding ore and placing it in the St. Louis exposition. He hopes to make . showing which will prove satisfactory to our miners and OtheYp here,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12
OUR TERRIToRY.
chsps From oUs Tsssssesses g..
 chaaaoo.

chsps From 0Us Tesvssessol gs. l Fabuiously rich placer diggines havs
 been found near Nogales.
 Miss Jeflteys Lewis will play ia Tue-
 son. November 3d and lsh.
 Samuel Bagley. of Mess, has mads
 4,0OO gallons of wine this season.
 Two acres of grapes in Naricopa
 county yielded 3.000 gallons of vins.
 Pat Hamilton and wife have gone Co
 San Diego, for the benefit of ,ths for
 mer's health.
 John H. Behan has assnmed his du.
 ties of assistAnt superintendent of the
 territorial prison.
 Word from the Quiiotoe reports . rich and wonderful strike in the Do- l mama properties.
 Phenix expects soon to have . street railway, telephone line, electric light l and . skating rink.
 The Phenix band of holinsss will shortly inaugurate . crusads against the ssioons of that city. The Apaches are again restlsss on the reservation. A killing among thsm- selves has again occurred. Miss Nellie Poneroy has heea sp- pointed public librarian at Tucson, vice Mics La fOucherie, resigned. L. N. Lemon has been appointed secretary of the Phenix immigration union, vice Pat Hamilton. resignsd. A soldies employed in carrying tho mail between Forts Bovis and Hoa- chucs was shot from ambush and killed recently. The Phenix Arisonan has live alli- gator direct from the swamps of Florida, | which it is training to look up delin- quent subscii iDers-
 The Aaricops County Immigration union has ordered 5000 more iolders printed. A large number of these viii | be sent to Los Angeles.
 Three new prosperous mining camps have started up within eight miles of | Clifton, and many new mining discov- cries Afe being reported weekly.
 The siockmen oi southern Arizona are dis, ,,s-ins the propos.uon of driv- ing their cattle to Densing and chipping from that foiat to the eastern maxkets.
 E. M. Wilmerding, . wealthy stcck man of Apache county, was found dead recently. being shot through the hsad. The shooting was supposed to be acei- dental.
 The first bees ever brought to Ari- 20 na were brought from Los Angslss in 1869, by Gen. ]. B. Allen. He started with six hives, but only succeedsd in bringing through less than ono quart. They are now very plentiful an over the territory. |
 The stage which left Fort Apache en the morning of the 4ih, vas stopped about l5 miles out and robbed by lone highwayman who was masked. The only passenger was discharged colder, and he lost about $50 at the pleasant interview.
 During the quarter just ended twenty nine prisoners were discharged from the penitentiary, terms having expired five were pardoned, one trsnsfsrred to the military prison in Illino is, and two sent on hsbeas corpus to Final and Apache counties respectively for new trlal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12

The country newspaper is the most useful ot aM tine agencies which stamp the impress of progress upon village and inland cities. W;thou: the aid oi local newspapers towns are, as a rule, thriftless and dead. IL is common for small great men to speak with con- tempt oi the local newspapers. but the village newspaper makes great men out of less material-bricks without s.rsws than any other factor in politics. and
 is the one ladder on which men climb to t0fal distinctions as the beginning of wider fame. The advent of the local newspaper has always dated the in crease of the thrift o: the community. The local newspaper is the life of the locality, and the measure oiits support, as a rule. measures the advancement oi the people.-Philadelphia Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12
Wonderful Cures.

W. ID. Hoyi X Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, says |: We hare been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery. Electric Bitters and Buck len's Arnica Salve for two years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well. or give such universal satisfaction. There have cen some wonderful cures effected by these medicines III this city
 Several cases oi pronounced Consump- ton have been entirely cured by use Of A few bottles Q! Dr. Kings New Discov- cry. taken in connection with. Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always Sold by C. :. Hutchinson.